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Description of Rock Outcrop <br /> Typical profile <br /> H1 -0 to 60 inches: unweathered bedrock <br /> Properties and qualities <br /> Slope: 12 to 65 percent <br /> Depth to restrictive feature:0 inches to lithic bedrock <br /> Runoff class:Very high <br /> Capacity of the most limiting layer to transmit water(Ksat):Very low to low(0.00 to 0.00 in/hr) <br /> Available water storage in profile:Very low(about 0.0 inches) <br /> Interpretive groups <br /> Land capability classification(irrigated): None specified <br /> Land capability classification(nonirrigated): 8s <br /> Hydrologic Soil Group: D <br /> Hydric soil rating:No <br /> Minor Components <br /> Ansari <br /> Percent of map unit: 10 percent <br /> Hydric soil rating: No <br /> Other soils <br /> Percent of map unit: 5 percent <br /> Hydric soil rating: No <br /> Arle <br /> Percent of map unit:5 percent <br /> Hydric soil rating: No <br /> Data Source Information <br /> Soil Survey Area:Aspen-Gypsum Area,Colorado,Parts of Eagle,Garfield,and Pitkin Counties Survey Area Data: <br /> Version 9,Sep 10,2018 <br /> Vegetation—The access road to the Brown Quarry and the Brown Quarry itself lies in a canyon <br /> with steep walls and occasional small rock outcrops, dominated by pinon-juniper of moderate <br /> height(10-30 feet)with pockets of big sagebrush. The Yard is located in a degraded area <br /> dominated by rubber rabbitbrush and snakeweed. Elevations range from 6,650 feet at the base of <br /> Brown Quarry to 7,150 feet at the Yard. (Ref Cedar Creek raptor survey report, June 2018). <br /> (b) There are no structures within two hundred feet of the Quarry or the road repair area. <br /> There is a power line that crosses over the access roads and terminates at the yard. <br /> (c) Other than the Eagle River,there are no developed water resources in the area of the <br /> proposed operation. There are no streams, springs, lakes, stock water ponds, ditches, reservoirs or <br /> aquifers that would received drainage directly from the affected areas. Drainage from the affected <br /> areas will ultimately flow to the Eagle River. <br /> (d) Wildlife statement not required for 110 Limited Impact Operations. <br />